Directions & Parking

Sat Nav Postcodes

Pickering = YO18 7AJ
Levisham = YO18 7NN
Goathland = YO22 5NF
Grosmont = YO22 5QE
Whitby = YO21 1YN

Distances by road

Pickering – Scarborough 17 miles
Pickering – Whitby 21 miles
Pickering – York 25 miles
Grosmont – Whitby 6 miles
Grosmont – Middlesbrough 26 miles

Pickering Station is just off the A170 between Scarborough and Thirsk and lies just off the A169, 9 miles from Malton and the A64.

Goathland and Grosmont Stations can be reached from the A169 Pickering – Whitby road or the A171 Whitby – Guisborough road and are well signposted.

Travel Links

Esk Valley Railway – www.eskvalleyrailway.co.uk
Coastliner Bus Service – www.coastliner.co.uk
East Yorkshire Bus Service – www.eyms.co.uk

Car Parking

The North Yorkshire Moors Railway has car parks at Pickering, Levisham, Goathland and Grosmont Stations. Parking is limited and can fill up on busy days, remember to allow adequate time to park, buy tickets and catch your train!

Additional overflow car parking is also available at Moorland Trout Farm, Pickering, 200 metres beyond the NYMR station car park and well sign posted. Parking is also available in the town centre, Pickering Antique Centre on Vivis Lane, this is not an NYMR car park.

Pickering and Grosmont Stations offer all-day car parking for £5. Goathland Station costs £3.50 per day. Levisham Station offers free car parking but a donation to Levisham Station Group is requested.

Latest

North Yorkshire Moors Railway recovery fuelled by community spirit

Chris Price, General Manager said: “The tireless restoration work will begin again as the entire trust commits to restoring the set to its former glory for the enjoyment of all visitors - we will not let the vandals win".
North Yorkshire Moors Railway recovery fuelled by community spirit

Charitable support and community spirit is fuelling the North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s recovery after a mindless act of vandalism to its historic teak carriages. Less than 24 hours after the devastating incident the popular passenger service has drafted in existing stock to keep the passenger service rolling, and charitable donations of support to help restore the rare carriages are full steam ahead!
Teak Set Appeal

In the early hours of Sunday 23rd July 2017, North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s historic teak carriages were deliberately vandalised. The carriages were parked in the siding, at the far side of the main visitor car park at Pickering.
Heartbreak after vandals attack heritage railway carriages

In the early hours of Sunday 23rd July 2017, North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s (NYMR’s) historic teak carriages were deliberately vandalised. The carriages were parked in the siding, at the far side of the main visitor car park at Pickering.